Omitting grammatical morphemes, which are items that do not
contribute much to the meaning of sentences, as in He hit car. Double marking: a semantic feature (e.g. past tense) when only one marker is required, as in She didnt went back. * Regularizing rules, as in womans for women. * Using archiforms: one from in place of several, such as the use of her for both she and her, as in I see her yesterday. Her dance with my
brother.
* Using two or more forms in random alternation even though the
language requires the use of each only under certain conditions, as in the random use of he and she regardless of the gender of the person of interest. * Misordering items in constructions that require a reversal of wordorder rules that had been previously acquired, as in what you are doing?, or misplacing items that may be correctly placed in more than one place in the sentence, as in They are all the time late.